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Color Wars

Second hand. Comes with registration card.

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$6.59 $9.99 In stock

Category: PC Engine CD ROM

Four player party mode option, but equally possible to take on the other three players by yourself in a game like connect four, except this time you are trying to surround you opponents sphere to change it into one of yours. Some interesting player face animations and nicely paced gameplay.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew P. ★★★★★

Being able to take on three AI opponents alone in the connect-four style sphere capture is surprisingly engaging. The music on the CD ROM really adds to the chaotic four-player party energy.

Eli ★★★★★

I love that you can play with up to three friends in the party mode, but the single-player AI is surprisingly tough. The core mechanic of surrounding your opponent's spheres feels fresh and strategic, making each match intense. It's a clever twist on the classic connect-four formula, perfect for gam

Charlotte D. ★★★★★

The CPU controlled opponents in single-player are surprisingly smart, forcing me to think several moves ahead. It’s a clever twist on the classic strategy game, and the four-player mode gets chaotic in a good way. Really glad I picked this up for my PC Engine collection.